We've been here several times and found it quite enjoyable. In general, you'll have larger spaces with mature trees offering good shade, most sites have a nice view of the lake. Some sites are for tenting only. Other sites only offer 20amp electric. Sites numbered 31 & up all seem to offer 30amp service. None have 50amp. No sites have water or sewer though there are several faucets around the campground. Two restroom/shower buildings (northern is newer) are well maintained. Any site would work well for a pop-up or travel trailer. 5th wheels would be comfortable in most sites as would a motorhome - check site description carefully though (some are not real level!). Good hiking at this park (trails are easy and well maintained) & canoe rental. No naturalist. Decent dump station. Swimming beach - well there is really no beach at all - just access to the lake with swimming area marked by buoys. Nice breeze in the campground most of the time. If you like bird watching, you'll love the trails here - lots of variety to see in the marshes, woods, and grasslands. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This facility is not at all like described on the website. It is accessible by gravel road and is essentially a farmstead (which someone was fortunate enough to have on a lake) that has been converted to a "so-called" RV park. The RVs are so close to each other that there is little privacy and the "lakeside" sites are cramped next to a steep and weedy dropoff to the lake. When it became aware there was a demand for cramped and so-so RV stalls, the owners simply went to an open grass area nearby and added more close together unimproved sites. Too bad, since there was potential for a nice RV park, but the choice to cram them in to get more money seemed to be the priority. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.